Soil Temperature As A Factor In Determining The Pathogenicity Of Corticium Vagum, With Special Reference To The Potato (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276579322)

"Soil Temperature As A Factor In Determining The Pathogenicity Of Corticium Vagum, With Special Reference To The Potato" explores the critical relationship between soil temperature and the virulence of Corticium vagum, a fungal pathogen, specifically concerning its impact on potato crops. This study by Bert Lorin Richards delves into the environmental factors that influence the development and spread of this disease, offering valuable insights into plant pathology and agricultural science.

The book provides a detailed analysis of how varying soil temperatures affect the pathogen's ability to infect and damage potato plants. It is an essential resource for researchers, agricultural professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the complex interactions between soil conditions, fungal diseases, and crop health. This work remains relevant for its foundational contribution to understanding and potentially mitigating crop diseases through environmental management.

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